Ningpo, Mar. 22.
The rumour that General Chiang Kai-shek might visit his native place Fenghua, near Ningpo, has sibility of further strife would be minimized.
Your unsurpassed patience, endurance and capacity for work command the admiration of the entire peopl But you appear to be wanting gaan little prudence.
It is mainly due to'this lack of prudence"that you have had to face so many misfortunes in the past.
am now informed that you have returned to Shensi. Having thus regained your personal freedom, you are able to do according to your own wishes. In my humble opinion, however, if you really have at heart the permanent welfare of the nation, the best thing you.ean do to be the leader of our national i dustrial development. If that does not appear agreeable to you, you should at least consider the acute sufferings of the people and give them a much-needed rest, Should you plunge the country into another strife, the people will detest you and some one else will reap the benefit out of this turmoil, Feng replied on the 14th—Mr. Wu Chit-hui, Nan-have just received your tele-of the 13th and, after perusing it several times, could not help Inughing out loud. If 1 were to give you a reply without thinking of my status in relation to yours, would say:
"Mr. Wu Chih-hui, the and youth who has taken part Revolution for sixty years, has now ceased to talk about the Party, the Revolution, Truth, Right and Wropg complete understanding was reached afternoon. Mr. Hsieh was formerly' iding up their strength and between Generals Yen and Feng re-director of this railway, but tacking the Government's position garding the present anti-Chiang Kai-replaced by a nominee of Mr, Sun from two directions, as they did shek movement, General Fong sec-Fo, the Minister of Railway: last year, a move which resulted in retly left Taiyuan and proceeded to Shansi officials also took over Tungkuan, where he arrived at 10 the their defeat then—Kuo Min, a.m. on March 10, Nobody knew of Wireless Station, which was pre-the departure of the Christian viously controlled by the M istry
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